Working Principle of rTMS (Simplified Version)

Transcranial Magnetic is a non-invasive brain technology that uses rapidly changing magnetic fields to interact with nerve cells in specific brain regions. Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic delivers controlled magnetic pulses through an insulated coil placed on the scalp, allowing electromagnetic energy to pass through the skull and reach targeted cortical areas.

1. Magnetic Coil System
   A precision coil is positioned on the scalp, commonly over brain regions related to mood regulation, cognitive function, and motor control. The coil generates a rapidly changing magnetic field that penetrates the skull and reaches underlying neural tissue.
2. Induced Electrical Activity
   The magnetic field generates small electrical currents in targeted brain regions. These currents influence neuronal firing patterns and help adjust irregular or imbalanced neural signaling pathways.
3. Frequency-Based Modulation
   Different rTMS frequencies produce different patterns of cortical regulation:

• Low-frequency (around 1 Hz): associated with reduced neural excitability in targeted regions
• High-frequency (5 Hz and above): associated with increased neural responsiveness and functional activation patterns
  This frequency-based system allows flexible adjustment across different neurological use requirements.

4. Repetitive Sessions & Neural Adaptation
   The “repetitive” mechanism refers to delivering magnetic pulses across multiple sessions. Over time, repeated exposure is associated with gradual changes in neural connectivity and functional network adaptation, supporting long-term brain regulatory effects.

Neurological & Cognitive Application Scope

This Transcranial Magnetic system is designed for non-invasive brain function support and is widely used in neurological and cognitive research applications. It may be applied in areas related to mood regulation, neural network balance, motor function support, and cognitive wellness.

1. Major Depressive (MDD)
Used in brain function support applications related to depressive symptoms and emotional regulation.

2. Anxiety
Including generalized anxiety and social anxiety, supporting emotional balance and stress-related neural pathways.

3. Post-Traumatic Stress(PTSD)
Applied in research areas related to trauma-associated brain activity and emotional processing.

4. Obsessive-Compulsive(OCD)
Used in applications focusing on cognitive control and behavioral regulation pathways.

5. Chronic Neuropathic Pain
Including neuropathic discomfort and fibromyalgia-related pain management support.

6. Parkinson
Applied in neurological research related to motor function and movement control.

7. Stroke
Used in neurorehabilitation research focusing on brain network adaptation and motor function support.

8. Alzheimer & Cognitive Decline
Applied in cognitive research areas related to memory function, attention, and overall brain health support.

9. Migraine & Headache-Related Conditions
Used in neurological wellness applications related to sensory processing and brain activity regulation.

10. Sleep & Cognitive Wellness
Supporting research and applications related to sleep quality, focus, memory, and cognitive performance.

Session Overview

Each session is performed while the user is awake and relaxed. No sedation or recovery period is required.

Initial Phase (1–2 Weeks)
Users typically become familiar with the device operation and session process. Individual responses may vary during the early usage period.

Consistent Use Period (3–6 Weeks)
With regular sessions, gradual changes in mood balance, cognitive function, and overall brain wellness may be observed depending on individual conditions.

Extended Use (6–8 Weeks and Beyond)
Continued application may support ongoing brain function regulation and neural network adaptation over time.

Recommended Schedule:
20–30 minutes per session, 5 times per week, for approximately 6–8 weeks or based on individual response.

Contraindications & Safety Precautions

For safe use of this device, please carefully review the following conditions before operation:

1. Medical Implant Users
Do not use if you have implanted electronic devices such as pacemakers, cochlear implants, or any other electronic medical implants, as magnetic fields may interfere with device function.

2. Neurological or Severe Medical Conditions
Individuals with a history of epilepsy, seizure disorders, severe neurological diseases, or unexplained fainting episodes should avoid using this device unless advised by a qualified healthcare professional.

3. Pregnancy & Post-Surgical Conditions
Not recommended for use during pregnancy or immediately after major surgery involving the head or nervous system.

4. Metal Implants in Head Region
Do not place the coil near areas with metal implants, clips, or foreign metallic objects in or near the skull.

5. Cardiovascular Instability
Individuals with severe heart conditions or unstable cardiovascular status should avoid use unless medically cleared.

6. Alcohol or Medication Influence
Do not use the device under the influence of alcohol, sedatives, or medications that may affect neurological responsiveness.

7. General Safety Notes

• Do not use the device in a wet or humid environment
• Do not modify or disassemble the equipment
• Keep out of reach of children
• Discontinue use if unusual discomfort occurs